Science

SpaceX Starlink Night Launch

Thousands of Starlink satellites will fly lower to reduce space traffic risks

Artist's concept comparing the size of Mars with that of the Earth.

Clocks on Mars run faster than Earth, and scientists now know by how much

A side-profile view of the white, rectangular Amazon Leo Ultra satellite antenna mounted on a black pole, set against a dark background with abstract purple digital waves. The text "Meet Amazon Leo Ultra" is displayed above the device, and the Amazon Leo logo is visible on the antenna's side edge.

Amazon challenges SpaceX with 1Gbps Leo Ultra satellite terminal

The image shows the Google logo mounted on a brick wall. The logo consists of the word 'Google' in colorful letters: blue 'G,' red 'o,' yellow 'o,' blue 'g,' green 'l,' and red 'e.' The background is made up of beige and light brown bricks arranged in a horizontal pattern.

Project Suncatcher is Google’s new plan for space-based AI

The official Amazon Leo logo in white, set against a backdrop of space and the planet Earth, with light trails symbolizing its global satellite network.

Starlink rival ‘Project Kuiper’ officially becomes Amazon Leo

Nike Aero-FIT cooling gear

Nike unveils Aero-FIT sportswear built to keep athletes cool in rising heat

Amazon Pharmacy kiosk in medical office waiting area.

Amazon Pharmacy introduces vending machines for quick prescription pickups

Pocket Scion synth

Pocket Scion is a portable synth for biofeedback-based music

John Sandusky is looking a way to use heliostats to lower the cost of hunting for asteroids. He has dun research using the solar tower and one heliostat at Sandia Labs’ National Solar Thermal Test Facility where he is pictured.

Researcher turns solar mirrors into nighttime asteroid trackers

False-color imagery from AlphaEarth Foundations revealing diverse land patterns and structures.

Google unveils AlphaEarth AI for precise Earth observation and ecosystem tracking

A NASA sign with the word NASA painted on it.

NASA’s AI-powered CubeSat just made space history

A Starlink Mini satellite internet dish is set up on a grassy field. In the background, there is a laptop displaying an image of a rocket launch with the text "GATEWAY TO MARS" at the bottom of the screen. The scene suggests the use of satellite internet in a remote outdoor location, highlighting the portability and accessibility of the Starlink Mini dish.

Starlink’s Indian odyssey nears its climax